⚙️ Installation

npm

$ npm install react-abstract-quick-edit

🚀 How to use

You can use AbstractQuickEdit to integrate browser built-in editing component easily.

import AbstractQuickEdit from 'react-abstract-quick-edit';
import {useInputValue} from '@huse/input-value';

interface InputType {
    type?: string;
}

// `input` tag string will be registered to a quickEdit text editor.
// In this case, you should pass a generic type to inherit extra component pros type definition
const Input = AbstractQuickEdit.register<InputType>('input', {
    defaultEditComponentProps: {
        autoFocus: true,
    }
});

const Select = AbstractQuickEdit.register('select');

const App = () => {
    // `useInputValue` is a shortcut to pick target value from event.
    const textValue = useInputValue('');
    const selectedValue = useInputValue('');
    const [dateValue, setDateValeu] = useState('');

    const display = useCallback(
        value => {
            return `The value you edited: ${value}`;
        },
        []
    );

    return (
        `Text QuickEdit:`
        <Input display={display} {...textValue} />
        `Select QuickEdit`
        <Select display={display} {...selectedValue}>
            <Option value="apple">Apple</Option>
            <Option value="orange">Orange</Option>
        </Select>
        `Date QuickEdit`
        <Input type="date" display={display} value={dateValue} onChange={setDateValeu} />
    );
}

You can integrate any other social ui component library such as ant-design by registerAll

// quickEdit.ts
import AbstractQuickEdit from 'react-abstract-quick-edit';
import {Input, Select} from 'antd';

export default AbstractQuickEdit.registerAll({
    Input: [
        Input,
        {
            defaultEditComponentProps: {
                autoFocus: true,
            }
        }
    ],
    Select: [
        Select,
        {
            defaultEditComponentProps: {
                autoOpen: true,
            }
        }
    ]
});

// App.tsx
import {Input, Select} from './quickEdit';

const {Option} = Select;

const App = () => {
    const textValue = useInputValue('');
    const [selectedValue, setSelectedValue] = useState('');

    return (
        `Text QuickEdit:`
        <Input display={display} {...textValue} />
        `Select QuickEdit`
        <Select display={display} value={selectedValue} onChange={setSelectedValue}>
            <Option value="apple">Apple</Option>
            <Option value="orange">Orange</Option>
        </Select>
    );
}

See more example in docs.

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👏 Contributing

If you have any questions or requests or want to contribute to AbstractQuickEdit or other packages, please write the issue or give me a Pull Request freely.

🐞 Bug Report

If you find a bug, please report to us opening a new Issue on GitHub.

📝 License

This project is MIT licensed.

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